Auto repair SEO pricing: a starter, three tiers and three ad plans

Every price tag on the board is printed below. The search plans pay for landing pages, the Maps profile and Strategic Content Assets; the ad plans pay for us to build and run campaigns on whichever platforms you select. There is no startup fee and no contract to sign.

Search plans for the shopAd plans for each platform ↓

Search work: a starter tag and three tiers on the hook

There are four plans for search. The starter opens at $495 a month and is shaped in a talk with us; Silver, Gold and Platinum are laid out below, with one box listing what all three share.

Hung on all three Organic Growth tags

  • We comb your site for sluggish pages, thin page titles, dead links and oversized photos, then fix what turns up
  • Your Google Business Profile is tidied so the shop name, address, hours and repair categories read the same everywhere
  • Duplicate listings are merged, and a low-key habit of asking drivers for reviews is set up
  • A written fact sheet on your repair services, location and way to book is kept current for AI assistants to read
  • A month-end report stacks the calls and forms that arrived against the pages we published
  • Silver

    $1,495/mo

    Keep the website you run now, and we write pages around it.

    • Every month brings 25 fresh landing pages, one per repair job or town
    • Every month also brings 4 Strategic Content Assets
  • Gold

    $2,495/mo

    Twice the monthly pages, with a shop website that we build, host and change as you need.

    • Every month brings 50 fresh landing pages, one per repair job or town
    • Every month also brings 8 Strategic Content Assets
    • A shop website we design, host and edit whenever its pages need a changeNot part of this total
    • Updates, hosting and site security land on our desk and never on yours
  • Platinum

    $3,495/mo

    The biggest page count, made for several locations or a long menu of repair services under one name.

    • Every month brings 100 fresh landing pages, one per repair job or town
    • Every month also brings 12 Strategic Content Assets
    • A shop website we design, host and edit whenever its pages need a changeNot part of this total
    • Updates, hosting and site security land on our desk and never on yours
    • Room to add new locations, repair services and towns as the shop grows

Every plan renews one calendar month at a time. To end one, tell us before your next invoice date and the following month never starts.

Ad plans for Google, Bing and Meta sit further down

Ad management: one, two or three platforms

We charge for the work of building and managing the campaigns. What the platforms bill for clicks is a different line, charged to the card you put on file with each of them.

Across all three ad plans

  • The ad accounts stay in your name, with us added as the manager
  • Ads, keyword lists and call tracking are built and tested before anything goes live
  • Negative keywords screen out job hunters, parts shoppers and do-it-yourself searches
  • The platforms charge your card for clicks, so ad spend never passes through our invoice
  • A monthly summary lines up what you spent against the calls and forms that arrived
  • One ad platform

    $895/mo

    Pick Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) or Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), and we run that one for you.

  • Three ad platforms

    $2,295/mo

    Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) all running under one monthly summary.

Every plan renews one calendar month at a time. To end one, tell us before your next invoice date and the following month never starts.

Reading the monthly figure the way a service writer reads a work order

A work order keeps the labor line apart from the parts line so the two never get mixed up. Our invoice works the same way. The monthly figure on a plan is for our work: the pages we write, the listing we tidy, the campaigns we build and watch. The ad budget is yours, set by you, and spent inside your own accounts with Google, Microsoft or Meta.

The Gold and Platinum cards include a shop website that we build, host and keep changing for you. A shop that already has a site can flip the switch on those cards, and the price drops to leave the website out. Silver keeps the website you run today and writes pages around it.

A one-location shop can begin small and add tiers once the first pages are live, while a shop with a long service menu or several locations can begin higher. The search work page and the ad management page describe what each family does before you pick a tag.

If a plan needs more room later, the move is a message to us ahead of the following invoice. A Silver shop that wants a website moves up to Gold, and a shop adding a platform moves from one to two. There is no contract to unwind. The Google Ads page shows what a first ad platform involves if you are weighing that choice.

Questions about the numbers on the tags

Does ad spend count toward the monthly plan price?
No. Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) charge your card for clicks. Our fee covers building and managing the campaigns, nothing else.
How do I end a plan?
Message us ahead of the following invoice. The next month never begins, and nothing else needs signing or cancelling.
Why is the starter plan not laid out like the others?
What goes on the starter pages depends on your menu and towns, so it is settled in a conversation. Write to us or ask for a ring-back from the CEO on the contact page.
Can I run search work and ads together?
Yes. They are separate plans and each is invoiced on its own line. A shop can start with one and add the other when it suits.
Is there a startup charge?
There is not one. The first invoice is the first month of the plan you choose.
Who sets the ad budget?
You do, platform by platform. We suggest nothing you have not agreed to, and changing a budget needs your say.

Hang the first job on the board

Set a time to talk and we will pick the first jobs together: the repair service that gets a page first, the towns that come after it, and the plan that suits the shop.

The key turning beneath this note is a drawing and promises nothing.